I loved this place. I'm 18 years old and i've been coming here with my friends since i was 15 and…read morestaying until the appropriate time where only 18+ could stay. i suppose rules have changed and it's 21+ now which is okay, but the bouncer guy? total asshole. I used to have no problem with being there but i've now heard from multiple friends around town that he's very snappy and rude with no regard for others.

I love The Logon! We've been coming here for a few years, but I've never taken the time to write a…read morereview. Open mic night is always a blast, the drinks are great, and the atmosphere is fun. I also wanted to mention Gary. I recently saw a review blaming him for a bad experience, and I have to say that hasn't been our experience at all. If you actually know Gary, you know he takes his job seriously and genuinely cares about keeping everyone safe. A good bouncer isn't there to make everyone happy, they're there to make sure patrons can enjoy themselves in a safe environment, and Gary does that well. We'll definitely keep coming back and highly recommend checking this place out if you haven't already!

When my husband and I walked in we noticed the sign that said for us to seat ourselves. We did and…read moreit took some time to get anyone to notice we were there. Our waitress finally greeted us and took our order. I ordered the Monte Cristo with waffle fries. My husband ordered the chicken fried steak. We thought the food was very good! However, the service was not good at all. When the waitress brought my Monte Cristo she forgot my raspberry preserves. She said she would come back with it along with my husband's water. Ten minutes later I ran her down to remind her as I saw her going back and forth between tables and then laughing and talking and hanging out with another waitress. When she brought those things I asked for another Coke Zero. She didn't return with it and another waitress had to take over and bring us my drink, our ticket etc. overall the food was good and the atmosphere is very nice with pool tables, a full bar and a balcony with seating. Just don't get Ann Marie P. as your waitress.

dear yelp, this was without a doubt the best bar/restaurant/…read morehangout in Beaumont, Texas, apparently there is this group that often plays there known as "The Chilton Sisters" immaculate voices, immaculate song selection, and immaculate ambience! Will definitely be going back!

Third is a good dive bar. It is a little larger than normal but still have all of the Dive Bar…read moreelements about it including a big 1980s big screen on top of a pool table. But the best part of the bar is the patio with the barbed wire fence overlooking the trailer park. Oh btw - this is a cash only bar.

I have been there several times over the last several years ... Played league pool there for about…read morea year ... Good cold beer, and the wait staff are good ... Parking is OK.

Recently went here for the first time last week and had a great experience. The atmosphere is…read morewonderful and I feel relaxed when I'm there. The food is great and they have some really awesome specials. I can't wait to go back a second time. My only complaint would be about the drinks we had, the sweet tea was not sweet enough, so I changed it for a Dr Pepper and there was not enough carbonation in it so eventually, I just switched to water. But it's not worth bringing the review down because overall I still had a great time.

Food good for Beaumont... server left dishes & glasses we were no longer using on the table which…read morewas in the way... they don't take pride in they appearance our booth seat was all split and rough on the legs with shorts... then again this is typical Beaumont

We decided to do a day trip to Orange to visit the Shangri-La Botanical Gardens (see my other…read morereview) and thought we'd stop at this old home for our elderly guest. You cannot go straight to the house for a tour, you must meet at the Stark museum across the street, purchase a ticket, and then be accompanied by a tour guide to the house. The museum is free if you'd like to visit that while you are there. Once you walk over to the house you cannot bring a camera in with you. A knowledgeable and very long winded tour guide will bring you around the average sized home for about an hour describing every room in detail. It's a pretty home from the outside and I wish that was all I had seen. The long tour of the inside was boring. Our tour guide was obviously very proud of the home and the history of the house in relation to Orange, Texas, but it wasn't as interesting to out of town people. I don't think that I am being overly harsh. My 70 year old mother-in-law accompanied us; she is a huge fan of old homes and antiques. She found the tour to be too long and to focus on mundane items in the house. My suggestion... go to Orange for the day. Visit Shangri-La and stop in front of this home to see how pretty it is from the outside.

We like going here around Christmas when the house is decorated and there is a small ensemble…read moreplaying Christmas music.

This place is in a historic building. It was Suga's back in the day. The interior felt fancy like a…read moreblack and white movie. Our server was friendly and ensured we were taken care of. The food was fairly good. The bread board was amazing!

A breath of fresh air…read more Our party of five arrived with no reservations for lunch at 11:15am on a Monday. We were very impressed. Our server, Melissa, was phenomenal. Best customer service experience I've had in my 3 years visiting Texas. My wife and I ordered drinks. I had the Old Fashioned and she had the espresso martini. We each got one more before then end of lunch the were so good. I ordeed the cheeseburger and it was better than my steak meal I had at Saltgrass the night before. The fries are cook to absolute perfection. The special Smokey sauce is a great unique touch. I hold this place in equal comparison to Cameron Mitchell restaurants in Ohio. A++

Patrick's Pub is now closed, but a new owner reopened it as the Texas Rose Saloon . Same bar, same…read morebasics( bring your own liquor) , but now with darts, the back bar open, & nights of local bands shakin the tin walls!

Three stars for a bar that I am quite intimate with ... Played pool league here and also pool…read moretournaments ... Since the tournament moved to a different location, I no longer go here ... The beer here was always cold and not too expensive ... This business is now gone and is now known as The Texas Rose ... The character of this place has changed I think over all for the better with many new and upcoming local bands playing here now ... But, bands are just not my thing ... I hope that all the hipsters are having a great time here and that the regulars are not too bothered by them ... !~

Cute little dive bar that we just happened to come across while we were in town. Really friendly…read morepeople.